,cnc machinist,cnc manufacturing,cnc mechanic,cnc mill,cnc milling center,cnc milling companies,cnc milling tools,cnc parts,cnc plasma cutter,cnc plasma cutting,cnc plasma table,cnc production,cnc router table,cnc screw machine,cnc service,cnc swiss,cnc turning,cnc turning center,cnc turning centers,cnc vertical lathe,horizontal cnc,how to cnc machine,machining cnc,manufacturing cnc machines,okuma cnc,plasma cnc machine,production cnc machining,troubleshooting cnc machines,used cnc machine tools,used cnc milling machines,vertical cnc lathe,what can a cnc machine make
Yow Hwui Low used 3d printing to add DIY electric motor drive to his longboard. He documented and published the entire process.Longboard specs:
- This board can reach speeds of up to 42 km/h and has a range of over 16 km. The average pace of daily rides is around 15 - 20 km/h. It weighs around 8 kgs.
- Fully 3D-printed drivetrain with built-in idler system in ABS. Tested over 150 km as of March 2017.
- Max. Speed: 42 km/h
- Range: 16 km
- 6374 3.3 kW BLDC Motor
- VESC
- 8S LiPo Set Up
- 2 Ch 2.4 GHz Control
Project video:
Here is the drivetrain demonstration:
Full build guide and all the files can be found at:
https://www.instructables.com/id/3D-Printed-Electric-Longboard/
Thingiverse page:
http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2188556
For a similar project you can check a electric longboard by Saral Tayal:
